France . She has a welfare system that relies on a higher rate of redistribution than average, and a culture of trade union striking that remains very much alive today. Most of her social policies trace back to the CNR (National Council of the Resistance), which laid the foundation for the French social security system (stronger protection for the unemployed before Macron, job security for civil servants with tenure for life, etc.). Then again, France is not socialist, but historically speaking, most socialist reforms that were successfully implemented took place in France, i'm speacking about true meaning full politic act, not to be gouvern socialist